aphasia

UK:  [əˈfeɪziə]

US:  [əˈfeɪʒə]

n.

1.【病】失语症

1 . The man's word-blindness degenerated to a complete aphasia of both speech and writing by the time of his death four years later.
四年后这个男人死的时候，他的诵读困难变成彻底的读写失语症。

2 . The past few days is not written, its status is not a daze staring screen is aphasia wrote half will be so repeatedly had to stop doing.
这几日并非没有动笔，其状态不是瞪着屏幕发呆就是写到一半便会失语，如此反复只好做罢。

3 . Most of the previous reports indicated that embolism was the most possible etiology of global aphasia without hemiplegia.
过去的文献报告指出，大部份全失性失语症而无合并半身瘫痪的病例多肇因于脑栓塞。

4 . from two levels, and in practice for contemporary Chinese architecture, it could make for getting out of the puzzling of aphasia.
在理论上，可以从两个层面上深化中国建筑美学；在实践上，有助于当代中国建筑走出“失语”的困惑。

5 . Aphasia can be so severe as to make communication with the patient almost impossible, or it can be very mild.
失语症可以非常严重，以至于几乎无法与患者沟通，也可以非常轻。